Gray foxes are the only North American canines that can climb trees. Now, biologists in four Midwest states are trying to figure out why gray fox populations are on the wane.

Red Fox: Habitats and Range What do red and gray foxes eat? Here’s a closer look at two commonly found North American species—the gray fox and the red fox—and some tips on how to tell them ...

One North American subspecies is known as the red ... species of fox that share the range of the red fox. The silver fox and ...

and a black-tipped tail are some of the characters by which the gray fox differs from the red fox. Other differences include coarser fur, a shorter muzzle and legs, dark brown eyes, and a mane of ...

Meanwhile, the gray fox population has been declining. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to report sightings of all three furbearing animals using the state’s ...

A gray fox severely injured in a wildfire last year was successfully released back into the wild on Monday after spending five months rehabbing at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife ...